Also , warlow hated being a vamp but he had to have made ppl since he besides lillith who he killed was the first of their kind. Doesnt make much sense since he hated vampirism so much that it made him able to kill his own maker.
In the same vein as the guy who climbed up on the bench to do kinda-deadlifts.
Saw a guy doing those behind the back forearm curls with a barbell in the power cage. K pretty silly, I've seen others doing such before though.
But he was like randomly standing on one of those adjustable stepper things within the cage.
He dragged it over there just to stand on while he did his forearm curls, it accomplished nothing. What is people's bizarre obsession with standing on **** above the ground unnecessarily.
I stand on the deadlift platform all the time. I look around like a hawk lookin for dinner.
im walking across the gym to get some bumper plates, and noticed a dude loading up a prowler with like, 10 plates. dude had like 500 easy on the sled. i also noticed he was doing this in front of 2 women, and assumed he was doing this to impress them. right as i walked by, i heard him say 'watch this' (thus confirming my theory), and tries to push it with the low handles between his legs. promptly, he tips the prowler over, smacks himself in the junk with the low handles, and goes face first over the top of the sled. i was impressed.
What's with all the people doing that "steering wheel" exercise with a plate?
I have no idea if it's legit or not, but you it's never like a big dude with a 45, it's always some skinny teenage bro in a tank top with like a 10.
If I were the more hillarious type I'd be tempted to walk up to people I see doing it and making car noises, like "VROOM! VROOM! *honk* *honk*"
I'd say its legit. A way to internally and externally rotate the shoulder in a controlled fashion with consistency as well as a deltoid stretch - the weight isn't important. I've seen something similar I believe. My guess was a baseball coach told them to do it with something like "enable rotater cuff mobility" or other possibly not complete nonsense reasoning.
Simple shoulder circle rotations without weight would be better probably.
kid is damn strong. shame he whored himself out with gay cam shows in his early days, pretty much ****ed up his chances at every getting a meaningful job in the fitness industry.
What's with all the people doing that "steering wheel" exercise with a plate?
I have no idea if it's legit or not, but you it's never like a big dude with a 45, it's always some skinny teenage bro in a tank top with like a 10.
If I were the more hillarious type I'd be tempted to walk up to people I see doing it and making car noises, like "VROOM! VROOM! *honk* *honk*"
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Originally Posted by nuclear500
I'd say its legit. A way to internally and externally rotate the shoulder in a controlled fashion with consistency as well as a deltoid stretch - the weight isn't important. I've seen something similar I believe. My guess was a baseball coach told them to do it with something like "enable rotater cuff mobility" or other possibly not complete nonsense reasoning.
Simple shoulder circle rotations without weight would be better probably.
Its a legit way to wear down the rotator cuff tendons. Its a stupid exercise. If there was a way to do it & keep your thumbs up, it would be less stupid. Turning the thumbs down with weight held out there narrows the opening your tendons have to move between bones in the joint, which can wear them out & injure them.
I don't think turning the thumbs down and really forcing an unnatural rotation is part of the movement - in that video he doesn't do it. Its taking the thumb pointing straight right then straight left. The rotation of the shoulder is no more extreme then if you were doing straight curls or reverse curls with a straight bar.
Oh man almost forgot. Today a guy tried to use an incline bench to do decline by laying down backwards/upside down on the bench. Like he took a stand alone bench, inclined it to the degree he wanted the decline at, placed it backwards in the power rack, and then laid back so his traps were going into the seat part of the bench. Never saw that before, thought it was weird. Looked mad awkward, and he struggled for a while, but I think he worked it out in the end...